Bronze Cash 8 of Rama Varma VI(AD1885-1924) of Travancore State KM42

Travancore State, Rama Varma VI, (AD 1885-1924), Bronze Cash 8, Obv: RV Monogram in centre, Denomination around, Rev: Sankha (Conch Shell) in sprays, 4.56 Gms, 21.78mm, (KM42), About Fine, Scarce.

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Discover a remarkable piece of history with the Bronze Cash 8 issued by Rama Varma VI of the Travancore State, dating back to AD 1885-1924. This exquisite coin features the distinctive RV monogram on the obverse, framed by the denomination, while the reverse showcases a beautifully detailed Sankha (Conch Shell) surrounded by intricate sprays. Weighing 4.56 grams and measuring 21.78 mm in diameter (KM42), this coin is classified as “Very Fine” condition, making it a scarce find for enthusiasts and collectors alike.

The Travancore State, once a princely state in India, had a rich history marked by cultural and economic developments during the reign of Rama Varma VI. This coin not only serves as a currency but also as an artifact reflecting the artistic craftsmanship of its era. Its unique attributes, including the copper composition and its historical significance, enhance its collectible value. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a novice, this coin represents an excellent investment opportunity and a stunning addition to any numismatic collection.

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